Turbo Overkill
2023
Audio: English · Subtitles: English
- shooter
- indie
- action
- science fiction
- single player
The story
Johnny Turbo needs to clean up Paradise, a cyber city overrun by augmented minions under the cult control of the world's most advanced AI, Syn, who's looking to expand to world domination if not stopped here and now. Wall-running, Hero-Time, chain saw leg augments, flying cars and lots of booms. Fight to purge Syn with five new augments, dual chainsaw arms and a second chainsaw leg in the final episode, part 1.
What it’s like
Hyper-saturated neon over rain-slick chrome, with pixel-sharp retro-futurist frames and a frenetic, fast-cut camera that never sits still. The palette runs electric magenta, acid green and hot orange against black night skies, and the city glows like a circuit board in flames. Ferocious and relentless, the experience is a rush of wall-runs, flying cars and blood-spattered arenas, with thumping synth and punchy electro soundtrack driving every wave. Violence is constant and cartoonishly gory: limbs sever, bodies burst, and chainsaw arms carve through crowds, though the blood reads as stylised rather than grim. The vibe is adrenaline-fuelled, deliberately over-the-top, with a silent protagonist who lets the spectacle speak. Its rhythm is relentless, built on endless waves and escalating combat, with each upgrade feeling like a weapon in the hand. It suits anyone who wants loud, fast, brutal mayhem, the kind of session for a late-night sprint or a bout of stress relief, and it's aimed squarely at players who love hard difficulty and flashy, unapologetic carnage.
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